Colorado State University details research in spermatogenesis prevention

New investigation results, 'Evaluating testis function non-invasively: how epidemiologist-andrologist teams might better approach this task,' are detailed in a study published in Human Reproduction. "Opinions herein focus on epidemiology-based publications using semen to study testis function, but several have broader applicability. 'Opinion 1': authors often fail to write out an explicit question(s) or hypothesis, and to stipulate how measured outcomes will be used to refute or support the hypothesis. Might critical thinking be lax' 'Opinion 2': authors often fail to consider the biology underlying a question or hypothesis, and/or which analytical methods really provide meaningful...

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